Foxfire Eventing is a volunteer organization created by youth on behalf of humans and horses. We believe eventing and other types of riding do not have to be elitist activities, and that all horses and humans deserve a chance at happiness. Foxfire believes in second chances, helping others, and giving of time to support what you love.

Our organization fosters a hands-on learning environment for youth and adult volunteers, supports personal growth, promotes the acquisition of soft skills, encourages responsibility, and builds confidence through working with horses.

The horses eat about $500 in high-quality, easily digestible grain per month. They also consume about $500 in high-quality hay.

Sustaining the horses and monitoring to make sure they have the best nutrition we can provide makes all the other programs possible, and of course keeps our equine partners happy and healthy.

Please consider becoming a partner in our projects. By becoming a recurring donor, or making a one-time donation, you guarantee that the horses we help remain healthy, and that our programs continue to be available to serve the community.

Your contribution goes directly to support actual horses.

Recurring needs:

General hay- thanks to our partners at Lloyd Family Farms: Any amount up to $500 helps us define our budget!

General grain- thanks to our partners at Purina and Tractor Supply Company:
For $50 a month, you can cover one high-need horse's entire grain need!

Consider serving Bond, Scout, or Ellie with a $50 recurring monthly donation!

Consider serving Boss Man, DD, and the others with a $25 recurring monthly donation!

Farrier care- thanks to Justin Phillips and Phillips Family Farrier Services:

$100 a month covers farrier hoof care and shoes for Ellie, Boss Man, or Pedro.

$150 a month covers Juliette, DD, Bond, Scout, or Sid.

One-time donations:
These are used in our highest need areas in a given moment, or as a donor designates toward the needs and upkeep of a specific horse. One-time donations may be used as you direct for the following needs:

$410: A specific horse’s full upkeep for a month

$260: A specific horse’s partial upkeep for a month

$600: immediate infrastructure projects (water lines and electricity to far paddocks for youth volunteers to see during work at night, finishing arena light installation, shelter repairs, others)

$1000-100,000: long-term infrastructure projects: new paddocks and fencing, arena upkeep, second arena installation, indoor riding space; transportation for youth from more than 30 miles away (youth transportation has moved to long-term during COVID-19 measures)

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